Wheel/tire conversions
HPilot
02-25-2003, 07:58 PM
Searched but couldn't find specifics....
Going to have 265/65/17's on my '03. Looking to maybe go to 15's to get more meat on the rims. What is a good tire conversion to know what will fit without suspension/body mods.
265/65/17's don't offer any meaty off road options. Only the stockers. I see that 31's fit without any major mods. Don't mind trimming if it wont change things much. I'd like to get some meats on my ride. What rim/tire size is a good fit?
Going to have 265/65/17's on my '03. Looking to maybe go to 15's to get more meat on the rims. What is a good tire conversion to know what will fit without suspension/body mods.
265/65/17's don't offer any meaty off road options. Only the stockers. I see that 31's fit without any major mods. Don't mind trimming if it wont change things much. I'd like to get some meats on my ride. What rim/tire size is a good fit?
Schludwiller
02-25-2003, 08:58 PM
I use the stock 15" steelies. Cheap from Canada and solid.
rrdstarr
02-25-2003, 09:25 PM
Originally posted by Schludwiller
I use the stock 15" steelies. Cheap from Canada and solid.
Or find someone with the XE or SE 15(X7)" alloys. They are pretty good too. I run a set of M/T's and a set of A/T's on XE alloys. Try to find some 31"X10.5X 15Lt tires. Just a little bit of plastic trimming is all you have to do.
I use the stock 15" steelies. Cheap from Canada and solid.
Or find someone with the XE or SE 15(X7)" alloys. They are pretty good too. I run a set of M/T's and a set of A/T's on XE alloys. Try to find some 31"X10.5X 15Lt tires. Just a little bit of plastic trimming is all you have to do.
ChuckH
02-25-2003, 09:55 PM
Shouldn't have to trim at all to run 31's on an '03. 32's might require some minimal trimming to the plastic behind the front wheels but not 31's.
nflxterra
02-25-2003, 10:28 PM
running 31 x 10.50 goodyear mtr's only trimming was to the bottom mud flaps in the front, but i have an 01. the ride is a little bumpy at about 75 but i dont go faster than that anyways, tires have been a lot better than i though they would be.
OffroadX
02-26-2003, 09:43 AM
You should have no problem at all finding someone willing to pay you some $ on top of a trade for their 15" wheels in return for your 17" ones. They are very much in demand with the non-offroad types.
Brent
Brent
ramses
06-06-2003, 12:16 PM
I was looking to go up in rim size, to 16-17's, I currently have the nicer stock 15's. Let me know if you would be interested in a trade, I can send some pics.
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